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THIRD EDITION.


George Gordon, residing at '7l6 West
Ninth street, was brutally assaulted by
a couple of young men with black jacks
on Saturday night between II and
o'clock lie bad boon playing keno, al
a keno den at Eighth and Tatnall streets,
and after having won - he started fol-
home. As he reached the street he was
SO indscreet as to remark that he had
won full pot" Two young white ven
overhearing the remark started up Tat
nall street, and going around intercepted
Gordon at Seventh and Wollaston streets
where one of them hit him on the head
with a black jack and knocked him tt
his knees.
Gordon got up and struck the man who
hit him when the other man kicked hin
in the stomach which brought him dowr
again, when he was again struck with
black jack, and his pockets were rifed o
their contents, including the money h
had won. After this Gordon again go
up when the robbers struck him on tn
wrist, and rs he was going away cut a
him with knives, slicing his coat into RIB
bons. The condition of Gordon's banda
ged head, tied up wrist and cut coat thi
morning lends AN air OF truth to his state
ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

sT. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 80 -Iamei
" lion Keboe, who swindled the Ma
tional Shoe and Leather Bank OF New
ark, N. j., out of SIS, 900 by forgery
and em hezzleuent, has been arrested
in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The Winnipeg detectives beca ne sus
plcious OF the actions of fisshil.
dressed man, who made himselt con
spicuous at q fashionable hotel, and
gfier communicating with Pinktrton'
agency at Chicago, local officer sp
preached the defanltar. who was smol
ing in the hotel.
Shaping him suddenly on the hack
the detective estd: GLOW are you
Kehoc, old chap" TIE man jpmpe'
round aud OK reclaimed: How in heaven
90 you know my nsme?"
This settled the matter ard thb pri;
oDer WAS at once carefully locked up
Ee believes that he can be- extradited
aud he confesses that be has got tn
money hidden away and can produce
AL bat s., 900. Pinkerton's detective,
bank official and the prisoner eft to
Newark this morning
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Buried Yesterday.

The funeral OF William p. Young
which took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, No. APO Jefier
son street, was largely attended. Tht
remains were encased in handsome
cloth and velvet covered casket, witt
silver and textile rlountings, on the lid
of which was silver plate irscribe,
with the name, date OF birth and deatf
of the deceas The hDral Offering
were numerc us and beautiful, aud con
sisted of GATES Affair."" pillow, al
anchor and cross, with ether designs
The mem bers of DUPONT Lodge, A +
A. M; Brandy wine Lodge, o. 0 r
Knia hts OF the Golden Esgle, Improved
Order o. Red Men AND knights o
Pythias, with a number OF railroad EN-
ployes were prescott and accompanied
the remains to Riverview Cemetery
where the intermept took place. The
casket vas furnished by Funeral Direc
tor John b. Martin, who had entire
superb tendence CT the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
$40 FOR $40,

We present to the pnblie AN elegant as
sortment of very fine Suitlngs, such quail
ties and styles as your tailor will ask at
least $40 for. This is o confidential pur
chase. They were bought by us upon
the express condition that we were not to
disclose the name Of the manufacturer;
but glance will demonstrate that they
are unsurpassable, both in quality and
etyle.
For $50 we win make Of these goods a
suit To measure, handsomely trimmed and
guarantee a perfect At.
We rarely advertise, because we DO not
find it necessary, but when we do 1t
means something, These goods are suit :
able for present and early spring wear;
they are not displayed in cur windows,
so please ask to see them. We especially
commend these goods to our regular Gus
toners.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

The panther, wildcat, catamonnf,
hyens, dog, opossum, or whatever y 10,
is still going Its rounds, visiting \ ew'
port yesterday, where chase was given
to IL. 1t Was about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon when 1t was seen by Barley
Currar, track walker Of the p W. q
b Railroad, lying In the yard OF the
public school house. Mr.. CurrAn having
heard Of the "vsrmln'," armed himself
With his trusty shotgun and started
ont to def patch the animal, but two
we'll dire cted shots only made him
prick up his ears and start of at brisk
trot through the Presbyterian cemetery
towards the Folly woods.
BY this time the town had become
alarm e6 and brave men were seen com.
ing from oil directions armed with
shooting irons Of all descriptions. The
woods resounded with the shout OF
hunters and the barking of dogs. The
animal was routed mp several lines
aud shots we're cred 1t it, but none
seemed 10 take effect. 1t WAS Or ven
ont OF the woods TO where the county
road crosses the pike, where 1t had
good start and disappeared from itt
pursuers. Amongst those who gave
chase were Samuel Kiigore, ex-ta1 col
lector, and Frank Jones, superinten'
dent OF the Marshallton Iron COMPANY.
Mr.. Jones had full view Of the ami
NAL, and Describes 1t as being about
i two-and a.half feet high. lead color,
with white spots behind the shoulders,
hesvy body and sharp pointed ears.
| Mr.. Jones did not know what II was
but did not think 1t was wild beait ci
prey. There 10 rumor il tho city thai
toe animal appeared In the Wetterl
suburbs Of Wilmington last night and
several shots were heard about mid
night. The KeDnett advance" oil
Saturday has the following In regs. &c
either this or some other animal
William Curry, a farmer who works
| for Thomas Hopes, near Nivin'B quar-
| ries, in New Garden township, clAimt
| to have been chased few nights since
while going from the barn with Ian
tern In his hand, by tbe strange beast
which ie working up the southern dis.
trict. He AYERS that only the lantern
saved him from being devoured.
A great many rumorB in regard To
the animal are flying around the coun.
| try OF q ridiculous character. A mer.
chant In Newport, 1t Ia said, started 3
rumor the other day that man 8 head
was found, the body having been eaten
up by the animal. The rumor los,
nothing In its travels and came back
with the additional rumor that II was
the mans own son who started the ru
NOR that he was eaten,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Fifth EDITl1I
rtEhaIn Yn,,n

LINCOLN, Neb., jar a. ny
south OF this city stand. '.-in
dence owned by an pn,,A palsx
long since identified ~ ia lrs
Church. The reside,o,.l u, 1
ten nted Cor the LAT w., las ~
an old servant man n ,no iieas
At one time was conn ,sa wv
Jszrsls Of London, a s .ec' ~ u
Msrmons. White cl,,r' 'sik
defranded by them on, u. ,&
and lAtterly beoolu, CHS v, asm
Mormon faith. '0u'HA
He WAS cousidsrs,
man. and was ther,1.,itr a
through necessity, tat's'a,i
depce OF the leaders ., 'ee Vi
Church Of Zion, which NJ n.y. ls
statements, is about IA a'vo ca
fraud to which he i, " FiNs
come . party. He sa,.
Two M n hs ago t6s,,,,
mansion an old Rentl,m.'" shM
ters from my mast.r n - roaa
purport Of which was 10 en-. nua
wish and to keep his pr sos' W.
TO all except those to vf.s,s
to reveal himself. Wlrt,nsn|
sons began 10 arrive A, Eve
and threes. They were fra MY ~.
CITY, and held whisps.S 's
tions With my mJsteliou. s-,, y
"At FIRST did no, &c, gun
what he was, until hr's ~
gathered from stray rpu,.hT
was . person Of note, sul ~,
truth burst upou me tIr
o'her than Biighau Yyns,"
prophet Of our Church w s,f
parently be resurreo,ed ,,.n ~ =
and preach TO the peop q, ~.
having returned from the Ona.
what lies beyoed. ''
THAT hts death and b7,l.u
caption will soon be seer h1n.
world, while thousands a M
believers bow at bis fee, sbd
to them their ways OF he.
my informant said BrIvA,,
bad risen from bis grave b h,
City. and was instruc,lr, NM
here In order to prepare tssD.
the great event Of his pnI,
only reason for telling lhe,s NJ
am an cid man, vita bp,
gain In this world, and | Do n
TO ses people deludtd o. .,r
The JeGrels absorbed nv en,
and now The Mormon. bay, NJ
| faith"
IL Is q we'll known faci ,b,,a
| OF the Mormon ChurcS, m,
Utah and Arizona bs,e al n
teaching the return vflhe p;op,t
together with the fac. M,
claimed by y St. LOU, IN
months ago that Yourp w...xr
osnised In London; that's lu1
prominen. M0rmons i!cu Sl
City have lately been .ss IN
streets Of Lincoln; and To, 1
my stery with which ID. m
death has always been s1f.aaAI
IL almost certain that the N1u
nsrs throughout Utah viii Sa
furled, announcing tia. H.ai
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

BAILEY. AT Wiconisco Dauphin County.
Pa, Mary F., wife CT X V. j. K Bailey,
and daughter OF Capt. John kandle
Due notice Will BIO given Of the funeral.
WAIKER-on January IS, 1857, j. F. val
ker, adopted daughter OF James and Mary
T. Williams
Relatives and friends are ref pecttully in-
vited TO attend hor funeral fir IN the rezt-
dence OF her husband Richard Walker Shen
cross avenue and NanBnren ssreet, on ues.
day, February ! 1T 2 O'CLOCK y N. Inter.
ment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
GRAyES,-Un tho 9Th lust, Mary Ann
Graves, aged 81 JeaIs
Relatives end friends are respectfully in.
vited 70 atten' ner funeral from the rest
d@2ce Of her brCtLer in Bfandywine Hun
dred, on Tuesday, February ], 10 leave the
house at ii O'Clock q. u. lnterment at
Lower Brandyw.ne Cemetery. SeIVice3 at
the church.
PGILJIPS-ln this city, on January 80
Samuel PHILIPPE, aze1 3. years:
Relative ana frleEds Of the flmily, a!ss
the Morocco Uressors' Association, are ra
apectinIly Invited to attend the inneral from
the resiJenos Of his mother, no. BILL Pin,
btreet, IN THURSDAY aitHnooD, February 6
At2oiciJck Services at the house. Int Yer
mont at w lmingtsn and Bran 1ywine Genre
terry.
McaLLISrER.-At Cl.vellnd, Ohio, ian
uary IS, 1887, at II O'Clock N Miss En- III
E. McAllister, Turner Of Whining to-
Del
SMITH. ON tho 18th OF January, Wllilar
Smith, in Dis 6lst yesr.
Relatives and friends of the family, ais
Lincoln Lodge. No. , X. OF p, and Hop
Lodge, !. y. o. r., are respectfully invite
10 attend his funeral from his late residenc
northeast corner Gf Taylor end Spiuc
suee s, on Tuesday after Q 1T o'ckek
IN ern.ent at Eivsty!oW cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy
MURPHY lon January 80, Eliep, wife
John Murphy, aged GO years.
Relatives and f.iends are respectfully 1
vitei 10 attsnc her funeral from the res
dence Of her husband. NO. 1913 WalnI
greet, on Wednesday morning, at o'cloci
sharp. High MAS at 81. Patrick CLurcl
lpteiment az pew Cathedral Cemetery.
SBiELDS.-On the 3Qin OF January, J Oh
Shields, IN the 5ist year OF Ms sge.
Fri,rds Of the family are invited 10 after
the fune al from his igto residsncs, WaWi
Bett 5ire fpf ; Acres, en- Inesday alto
Noon hrUlTy ls., OF ne .ocs. Ser ir g
st. .IDsepE's l.. Y. church, Christiana Hu;
dIed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Tho Port Deposit Flood

Harry Felimeler and j.As ID
a run down to Port Depot id
TO see the great break ing Up ID
on the 5usquehsnns. 1lyp|
such a sight they never saE. ID
post is submerged III ss.all
second stories oil the houses I'D
streets.
seventeen men were IL lal q
that went up the main .l,s. I
Who live IN the second riOi! ail
cross in q boat 10 see tbesEI
IN the second story Of anGs1
Mr. Feldmeier says the &c, NJ
b. & o. railroad bridge Is ~
hut above that bridge II psfa
and there were stsckt Of ialn
ft ct high.
The dam age done, he tHin
Gu able. The railroad iriissI
irsiy submerged, no !rsinsns
about . week, and be 40
had TO walk from PERI yi'AsN,j
a distance OF nearly five IAA
IN I'D and over cakes OF loe.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Died Yesterday.

Mrs Ellen Murphy, the wife M John
Murphy, died at her husband 4 re,i
dence, No. 1913 Walnut street, about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, aSed SO
years. She had been sick fof aous
time, AMI Under the care of Df. Tom
linson. Last Saturday afternoon abe
got out of bed and attempted to go
down stairs, when she fell and injured
herself internally. She leaves a family
consisting Of husbaLd and FIVE chill
dren, the youngest Of whom is q son Il
years old. The faEerai will take place
1T 8 o'clock Wednesday morning aud
procs ed to St. Patrick's Church. where
solemn high mass will be celebrated
after which the intermert will he made
~ the new Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Three Drunks.

There was an unusually small nun
her OF casea before tho city c.urt this
morning, and the session vas IN marked
contrast to tha: Of last n Intay morn.
ina, when some .wenty Gases were dis
posed Of Henry Parkinson coloreG +,
was sdjudGed guilty of being drunk
and disordaily, ard fne,I So and costs.
Peter Cooper was fired So and costs and
Frank Moran 81 Ard costs, tho ohense
ia each case beidg drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Geo. A. Castor & Co.,
TAIL n.
Eighth and Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA. i3l.3i
u EG!STER'S pRDEh.
N kEuISTER's OFFICE /,
new CAsrL. COUNTY, Del,
January 18th 1857

- EG!STER'S pRDEh.
IL kEGISTER,s OFFICE,
new CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
January 18th. 1857.
Upon the application OF FREDERICK
REILLY Executor OF CIR .SENS HtELLY
Otherwise keilly) late Of Christiana
Hundred, in said county. deco ised.
II is ordered and directed by tho Register
thRttbe xeoutor aforesaid give notice OF
granting OF letters Testsmentary upon the
estate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thersof, by causing advertiser ents
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters In six Of the most public
uIaces OF The county Of New Castle, requir-
ing all persons having demands against the
eetate TO present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such Gaze made and pro
vided; and also cause the same to be insert
ed within the same period In the DAILY RE.
PUBLICAN, a newspaper publ hoi In VII.
minRton, Del, and to DO continued therein
three weeks, leo d
Given under the hand and Seal
3. OF Ott1ce Of tho Register aforesaid
= at Wilmington, In New Oasslt
County Aforesaid, tho day and year above
written.
JOHN K, BRADFORD, Register.
foTICR.- All persors having claim,
avsinst the estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the Same, duly atte.ted 10 the kxocuto
on or before January 18th, 1858. or abide the
Act OF Assembly In fuoh case Hade and pro
vidod. FREDERlOK REILLY
Executor.
Address, Newport, lei. is-8w cod
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

Last Saturday afternoon 9 ~
con sold 113 acres Of ialo :"
OF the late James Nlchoi'oI u. 1
der Humid red including , ). Y" ID
and six frame d wellines T" "A
Bigps for 81 $50, subjecc H.; ;i'. 4
The same day Sewell Y p' !,
ecutor of the estate oil ,eS E Nd
N choison, sold to Dr. - . .o6
acres, for the sum DIV WV
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
IN Town To DHY.

Colonel Fry, the manager Of the Fry
Concert Company, YVES in this city to.
Gay cpdeavoripR 70 make arrangement Is
for the appearance of his cdmpany n,
the Opera House az an carly date. Thi-
company appeared here undtr tae an
spices OF Smyth Pont, No. g A. <
some TWO or three years ago, and esv,
one Of the test musical enteItaiument.
ever heard in Tits city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
henn bon NIOned.

The keno den on Water street, near
King, the proprietors OF which have
been keeping 1T open on Sunday, The
same as any other day. was closed by
the police again yesterday When
those who were engaged in playing saw
the officers enter they made break fol-
the door, but were informed that IL wat
not the intention 10 arrest them, and
that they should get their money and
keep away from the place on the Sab
bath,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
DOW n Iown nevivai.

Stead and Taylor, revivalista at N.
e. corner of Front aud Market streets,
report an active revival Of religion al
that place. Several persons have been
seeking pardon, and the mother Of d
family was converted last nirht. They
had very large congregation yesttr
day, smopgat which were 81 lumber Of
revivs,ist, ifam othe: churches Meet
iIgs are held every night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
A Gale Causes Havoc among Ice Boats

A Gale Causes Havoc AMONG Ice Boats
ERIE, Jan. 30-Whils the bay was
full OF ice boats aud line fsbsrmen to
day gale sprung up and cr6ated much
excitement. The boats became unman
ageable and the occupants were obliged
to throw themselves off TO eave their
lives. One lady, guest on the Flyer,
was badly hurs, spd with others escaped
lust as the boat plunged through the
ice and sank. Several Poles who weIe
out fishits are missing, and 1t is be
lieved that they are drowned. -Four
were sa-e' With rrnet difficnl'v
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
DOE.

Lay preaching at Harkne.s Acsd.
eny, 40 o'clock, sharp, this Monday
evening: Ezekiel 80: AZ ~ All WHIT
wish 10 be enlightened should attend.
Hiss Msude Banks gave the mem beri
of her troupe dinner at the Clayton
Housu esterisy aitsfnoon, at which 9
pleasant, social time was had.
DR.. wilson will lecture at the Uni
tartan Church to morrow night on "Th'
Unspoken Language of tho The Coun
tenance"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Young Co.ored Man shot.

About noon yesterday > couple Of
young men named Robert Reason and
Jack Lewis were play ing with rsvol
yer, at q house in Decatur street, when
the pistol went of, The ball penetrating
K 3asen's arm and passed down toward
the elbow. Reason was taken to the
Office of DIR. Cantwell, where after con
siderable difficulty tbs doctor extrac :
the ball,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

G. r. Brown of Cleveland. Ohio, il
visiting our city for the purpose of in
PRODUCING his patent combination waip
lock, socket and rain holder. Tbs
above is q useful article, aud any enter
prising man who procuIes the agency
will make money By it's salt ,as the time
will come when a carriage will not be
consi ierpd com plete withou NJ II.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
A Heavy verdl'''

Last Saturday sf.e'ho ,s,I,,J|
Frank was q gardod 'e,a,yIi
damag es In the Cecil C q / b
Elkton. against the 7 v Id
road Company. Frans, y. al
and about 80 years CT as, 40 d
by an engine come tiMo : pp,p,l|
road crossing near t1e esr r1ps'
of the Mccullough li0A w.
seriously injured.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
4 Colored n an Tries TO AN u

BRIDGEToN, N. j., jan v
night Alexander Goait @.a'
ploy cd by DIR. Henry Ens
city, met his wife. Wbo "'s .
want with Dr KIRBY, VII :.
man, when hot words e. y ". y,
Mrs Gould was knocked lo'. .''
husband, who drew o ie'''''
gan firing ut her. ,,,..
Ore ball entered her issI y,
eye ard lodged in her l''A' :. -,
painful but not danssiY- y,
Gould then fed, And pH \, ~,
his room attempted TO NJ. VA NJ ii
shooting, but only sncc'eu ~ 4 !,
ing three slight wouIo' "A a d
He was soon after aFItsN. .
committed to jail tnis N my
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

5yANIED - AGENTS, FOR EAOh
w county In u state, with small capt
TAI to sell my Patent Combination whip
Lock, with Lock. soSxei and Rein Holder
eon ned; EURO preventative againtt
whip thieves; also Padlocks and bicycle
Locks, without key holes. Tho patentee
and lh1nuiac urof can be seen for few
day. NJ tho Lafayette Ho,ei corner Ninth
ami Shipley cts. q. Il. BROWN. isl-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
A SERIOUS ! Al

Last evening the 4 ). M''
OF Edward Hammer, r,tb IL
ITO Poplar street, met vs. NJ
accident. She was in = % "
room and In attempt spdp|
stairs N Used her foo,, ,,s I'LL
foremost down the emu, = '',sasI
was picked up in a. sldat 'iibIs|
ton, and 1t was Ih",ni.sI
and face were badly o'u~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
Foil In . Sew or

Last evening boy, whose nAme %
said to be Smith, fell IN the sewer where
it is broken OF Orange street above
Second, and was badly injured. He was
taken 20 q drug store in the vicinity,
where he received medical attention
It is reporsed that his arm was broken.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

Last night n party of boys stole about
one hundrtd pcunds OF iron from
James McGlrris, the keeper of a juna
sbop at No. 3O5 West Front street. Ser
eeant McVqy was apprised pf the thief
This morning, and By poon had cue
ceeded III srres.ins tie entire party ant
recovering TIT stolen goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

An attempt was mae y HrsAI
the gun store of John I,s, ri
East Second street, I'D o. y
the thief was frien'e n1rn,s /
accomplished ms ! fo orer VI
succeeded in pryine and sIpd vi
Of the show win1OTs "a NO uot Y
in the glass, but u''
~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
-
A,tne Rms

The benefit for n ;,p :. ~
lssi SATURDAY eve .aas.t + ~
Rink. Quite . a 9IIHabb,:, VI
anoo. Rash AID HaO50Jis.
acrobatic specisltl151' proi
clog dancing I'D .nlol,f,fG, gsl
invisible wire pu nra Oh H.
the finest exhibiti93hi1a 'iis@
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

When baby vas sick, we gave her Casio ia,
when She VA "A h!ld, she cried for Castoria,
VII, n SHE bee M MISS, She clunk TO Castoria,
When she had thildren, she gave them Gas
torla.